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Modelling freeway pedestrian crossing behaviour in Cape Town
South Africa’s Freeway Management System (FMS) in Cape Town has recorded an alarming increase in pedestrian activity on its freeways in recent years, with a similar trend in (fatal) freeway pedestrian crashes. Both South African and international studies have demonstrated the relevant factors that a...
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Centre for Transport Studies
2019
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